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CORRESPONDING SOCIETIES. 8&3 
SUBDIVISIONS OF COUNTIES. 
ENGLAND, 
CORN WALL, Hast and West: ave separated 
by the high-road from Truro, through 
St. Columb to the inland extremity of 
Padstow Creek. 
DEVON, North and South: are divided by 
a line beginning at the Tamar, about 
midway between Tavistock and Launces- 
ton, passing over the ridge of Dartmoor, 
and joining the western canal at Tiverton. 
ESSEX, North and South: are divided by 
the high-road from Waltham and Epping 
to Chelmsford, and thence by the Rivers 
Chelmer and Blackwater to the coast. 
GLOUCESTER, Hast and West: are sepa- 
rated by the Thames and Severn Canal 
and the River Severn to Tewkesbury. 
HANTS, North and South: are separated by 
the high-roads from Winchester westward 
to Stockbridge, eastward to Petersfield, 
and continued thence to the borders of 
Wilts and Sussex. 
KENT, Hast and West: are separated by 
the River Medway nearly up to Staple- 
hurst, and thence by the high-road through 
Cranbrooke to the border of Sussex. 
LANCASHIRE, Mid. (West of Watson) and 
South: are divided by the River Ribble. 
Lancashire to the north-west of More- 
cambe Bay is united with Westmorland. 
LINCOLN, North and South : are separated 
by the River Witham from Boston to 
Lincoln, thence by the Foss Dyke to the 
border of Nottinghamshire. 
NORFOLE, Last and West : are divided by 
the line 1° E. leng. 
NORTHUMBERLAND, North and South : 
are divided by the River Coquet and a line 
from the Linn Bridge to Carter Fell. 
SOMERSET, North and South: are sepa- 
rated by the River Parret, from Bridge- 
water to Ilchester, and thence round to 
the northern extremity of Dorset. 
SUFFOLK, East and West: are divided by 
the line 1° E. long. 
SUSSEX, Hast and West: are divided by 
a line along the high-road from Brighton 
to Cuckfield, thence by Crawley to the 
borders of Surrey. 
WILTS, North and South: are divided by 
the Kennet and Avon Canal. 
YORK, first divided into East and West 
Humber, by the Rivers Humber, Ouse, 
Swale, and Wiske. 
S E. and N E. Yorks ave then separated 
by the East Riding boundary. 
S.W. and Mid.-W. Yorks by the Leeds 
and Liverpool Canal, and the River Aire 
below Leeds; and 
Mid.-W. and N.W. Yorks by the boun- 
dary between the N. and W. Ridings, 
SCOTLAND. 
ABERDEEN, Worth and South: ave sepa- 
rated by the watersheds eastward and 
westward of Inverury. 
ARGYLE, Main, and Cantire; are divided 
by the Crinan Canal. 
INVERNESS, Hast and West: ave separated 
by the watershed between east and west 
Scotland, continued along L. Erricht to 
the borders of Perthshire. Nain is in- 
cluded in E. Inverness. 
PERTH, North (East of Watson) and Mid.: 
are divided by the Rivers Garry and Tay. 
Mid. and South (West of Watson): by 
the watershed between the Rivers Tay 
and Forth. 
ROSS, Hast and West : are divided by the 
watershed between the east and west 
coasts. 
SUTHERLAND, Novth (Hast of Watson) 
and South (West of Watson): ave sepa- 
rated by the watershed. 
IRELAND. 
CORK, East and Mid.: are divided by the 
railway line from Charleville to Cork, and 
west shore of Cork Harbour. 
Mid. and West: by the Killarney Railway 
from the Kerry border to Millstreet, 
thence in straight lines to Macroom and 
Bandon and the Bandon River, 
DONEGAL, East and West: are divided 
by a line separating the baronies of 
Bannagh, Boylagh, and Kilmacrennan 
from those of Tirhugh, Raphoe, and 
Innishowen. 
GALWAY, North and West: are divided by 
L. Corrib. 
North and South: by the railway from 
Oranmore to Ballinasloe. 
KERRY, North and South: are divided 
by the line separating the baronies of 
Magunihy and Trughanacmy from those 
of Glanarought, Dunkerron, Iveragh, and 
Corkaguiny. 
MAYO, East and West: are divided by 
the railway from Ballina to the head of 
L. Mask. 
TIPPERARY, North and South: are 
divided by the line of the watershed. 
